10 Awesome Places to Snowshoe in California
Snowshoeing is a sport for everyone, whether you're hard-core into the outdoors or a casual dabbler. The adventure can challenge your legs and lungs to their max, or be a gentle cruise through the evergreen trees. The choice is yours.
So grab a pair of warm boots, rent a pair of snowshoes, and head out into the snowy wonderland of California's foothills and mountains this winter.
This 1.5-mile snowshoe is perfect for beginners, or anyone looking for a snowy trip into Lassen Volcanic National Park.
Interested in winter camping? Check out this 15-mile loop, and keep your eyes open for winter wildlife and plenty of snow-covered peaks.
Snowshoe 4 miles into Peter Grubb Hut in the Tahoe Basin for warmth and great views. The hut sleeps 15 people if you're keen to stay.
You'll really earn your dinner on this 10-mile snowshoe that gains 2,700 feet in the Yosemite Valley. But it'll be worth it!
Get a new, winter-frosted perspective of Half Dome and Yosemite Falls on this 21-mile round trip snowshoe in Yosemite National Park.
This family-friendly snowshoe has a gentle grade and great views of Obsidian Dome and Wilson Butte.
Easy access and gentle terrain make this park perfect for beginners, families, and anyone who wants to enjoy the experience without too much intensity.
This outing to Grand View Point is an ideal all-day adventure. At 6.1 miles and with 1,200 feet elevation gain, you'll feel delightfully exhausted when you're done.
Adventure by Spencer WilliamsThink all the snowshoeing is in northern California? Think again. The 2.5-mile Buckhorn Ridge Trail is just a short drive from Los Angeles.
When it starts to snow in the San Gabriel Mountains, it's time to get yourself to Lightning Ridge for a snowshoe or snowy hike.
Cover photo by Spencer Williams
